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Title: Letter from Silas Deane to Count Vergennes: Dr. Franklin's arrival in France is the common topick of conversation, and has given birth to a thousand conjectures and reports
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0216

Title: Letter from James Warren to the Council of Massachusetts: There have been seventy or more Irishmen, prisoners of Plymouth, for several weeks, who grow very troublesome, some order should be taken about them
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0247

Title: Letter from Captain Cook to Maryland Council of Safety: Many of the seamen will leave the service of the State without higher wages are given
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0219

Title: Letter from General Washington to General Maxwell: As it is a matter of the utmost importance to prevent the enemy from crossing the Delaware, all the boats and water crafts should be secured or destroyed
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0222

Title: Letter from Colonel Jonathan Mitchell to Massachusetts Council
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0254

Title: Letter from Massachusetts Council to Governour Trumbull
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0251

Title: Letter from General Heath to Colonel Hay: Would have him treat the flag with the utmost politeness and respect, at the same time as great precaution
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0234

Title: Letter from General Lee to General Washington: If he was not taught to think his Army was considerably reinforced, would immediately join him
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0225

Title: Letter from General Lee to a Committee of Congress: Can make a better impression by beating up and harassing the detached parties of the enemy in the rear, than by joining General Washington, being assured he is very strong
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0224

Title: Letter from Massachusetts Council to General Washington: Will exert themselves in raising a new army, not withstanding the alarm the enemy are spreading by hovering around their coasts
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0249

Title: Letter from General Heath to General Lee
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0233

Title: Letter from Benjamin Franklin to the President of Congress
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0217

Title: Letter to General Schuyler
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P01-sp11-D0012

Title: Letter from General Lee to General Washington: Is shocked to hear that his force is so inadequate. It will be difficult, he is afraid, to join him, but cannot he do more service by attacking the enemy's rear, Shall look about tomorrow, and inform him
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0226

Title: Letter from Commodore Hopkins to Governour Cooke: Has sent a boat to Newport for intelligence, but she has not yet returned
Genre: documents (object genre)
Date: 1776-12-08
Collection: American archives
Document ID: S5-V3-P03-sp01-D0241

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